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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10


l. Lyman A. w alton, Cashier Of the above named
banh do solemny swear that the above statement Ia
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
Lynn An A. WALT N, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9th day OF
lSeaiI August 1887. c. 4. AID RICH,
Notary Public.
Term expires Jan Il, 1881.
Correct-Attest: A. w OLIVER
". r. TUCKER, , Director.
lit J. c. RUTAs,
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Please announce me a candidate for the Office OF
. cupty Commissioner for the First district. T. G.
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Plain sewing and dres<making done at liz
North Aoslsy ave- oSss
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Pocket keA 2x4Se
The Eagle pocket real estate book has b.
come Q universal favoriss among dsalan
gsnaally In the west S0s
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VIII you please announce that John Tucker will be
a Republican candidate for the office of county
treasurer
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Please announce a candidate for County Com
missioner in the district subject 10 the decision of
the Republican convention. c. Pitman
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

VCEPORT OF the condition of the WICHITA MA
Il lTlONAL BANK, at Wichita, I'm the state of Kan
sas, at the close OF business august |. 1887.
RESOURCFS
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- ase announce that am candidate for re-elec-
- to the ONCE OF Sheriff OF Sedgwick county W.
II lays
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IeTownsbip. sedgw;ck Co Kansas

ease announce me a candidate for County
Jerk Tor the ensuing term, subject the decision
OF the Rs publican county convention S. Dunkin.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Please announce me a candidate for the office
OF Register Of Deeds subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention. 81. d. Heiserman.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Please announce me candidate for register of
q Dis, subject t. the decision of the Democrat.
Invention. J. K. Brown. bgw&d
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Please announce me q candidate for the offlce Of
County Treasurer at the ensuing election, subject
70 the decision OF the Republican convention L. A.
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EARIe:
Please announce my name as a candidate for Reg
ster OF Deeds subject TO the decision Of the Repub
ffcan county convention. Robert c. DEAN.
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215 South Main street. Tiff
Drink the celebrated milk shake at the
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Buggies from forty dollars up to four hun
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The Model bakery on Ida avenue will
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The best selected stock of buggies in the
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Look for the new wagon of the "Modeln
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Please announce candidate for the Office of
Register Of Deeds the ensuing election subject
the decision OF the Republican convention. T. D.
Fouts.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

IeTownship, Sedgwick Co, Kansas.
To the Editor of the Eagle:
Please announce the name OF Bruce Manamee as
candidate for The Office of register OF deeds of Sedg
wick county, subject to the decision of the Repub
can county convention.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

2l5 South Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE Of
County Clerk for the ensuing term, subject to the
decision OF the county Republican convention. B.
a Downing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10
2l5 South Main street.

Messrs. Lille Il Bruggeman, the popular
merchant taflors on Main street, have lust
received an elegant line of fine goods for fall
wear. TOLot
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

- . announce me a candidate for the Office
g urty coroner subject to the decision of the
~"nhlicsn county convention. c. NJ. Garrison Elk
CO.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Please announce me as a candidate for the ONCE
OF Register of Deeds subject the decision of the
Republican county convention. W. L. McBee
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- Ease announce me acanddate for the office of
lister OF Deeds subject to the action Of the Re
lcan county convention. z. u. Dofiemyne.
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2l5 South Main street
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215 South Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

S~%AW - SUU~
IN. MURDOCH BRO. Proprietors.
WEDNES .AY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1887
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lease ANNOUNCE me candidate for re election to
R. W. Luttrell.
Please announce me q candidate for the ONCE OF
onnfy IJeasurer at the ensuing election subject
wilson .e'''''' u ''e 'epu0ncaN 00n'en''0n L. a.
Editor Eagle:
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Editor Eagle:
county, through the columns Of the EAGLE. that
candidate for the ONCE Of County Treasurer, sub
}ecr 20 the decision Of the Republican convention
Wichita, kans.. July u, 1887.
Editor agile:
Please announce me a candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk for the ensuing term. subject to the
9eGnion or the county Republican convention. B.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me as candidate for the once
Republican county convention W. L. McBee.
Editor Eagle:
egister OF Deeds at the ensuing election subject to
the decision OF the Republican convention. T. D.
Please announce a candidate for the Office
register OF Deeds subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention. Fl. d. Heiserman.
Editor Eagle:
Please announce my name as a candidate for Reg
ister Of Deeds, subject decision of the Repub
iican county convention. Robert C. DEAN.
Esitor Eagie
- ase announce that am candidate for re-elec-
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Ease announce me as candidate for the office of
,s ee OF peeas subject to the action Of the Re
/ ror Eagle:
e. Ease s announce me as candidate for County
,erk for the ensuing term. subject to the decision
OF the ~ publican county convention S. Dunkin.
IeTownship, sedgwick Co.. Kansas
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Please announce the name of Bruce Manamee as
candidate for The Office of register Of deeds Of Sedg
wick county, subject to the decision of the Republ
can county convention.
Editor Eagle
Please announce me as candidate for the ONCE
GGun,y eeaR suoJeet 70 me oeeslon OF the Re
Editor Eagle:
VIII you please announce that John Tucker will be
Republican candidate for the office of county
treasurer
Please announce a candidate for Connty Com
missioner in the lst district subject the decision of
the Republican convention. c. Pitman
Editor Eagle:
Please announce me canddtte for re election to
the Office or subject to the decision of the
Republican convention J. W. Wingard
Editor Eagle
Pease a. nounce Capt Daniel Murphy OF NInescah
Towhnsp d candidate for the office OF rerister of
deeds OF Sedgwirk county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican county convention.
EfiitOr Eagle:
Please announce me a candidate for register of
d ds, subject t. the decision Of the Democrat.
Invention. j. T. Brown. bgw&d
: -'i Eagle
- announce a candidate for the Office |
g u'ty coroner. subject to the decision of the |
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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

DEPOkT of the condition OF the KANSAS Ma.
llT1ONAL BANK, at Wichita In the State OF Kan
sas at the close OF business August /, 1887.
RESnrvprrS
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

COUNTY OF Ell PASO. OF
}. L. ID. Skinner. Cashier Of the alb named bank
do solomnly that The above statement Is Irue
| TO the best of my knoweC ge and belief
L. ID. SKINNER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before tn s 9th day
Aug: 1887. ISAAC DAVIS, Notary Public
ISEALl
q Correct-Attest Eos HARRIS,
J. p, ALLEN, : Directors.
W. F. GREEN
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2l5 South Main street.

Bring your husband and examine our s175
phaeton. Kelly & Dunbar, 235 n. Main
do ST
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10
215 South Main street,

Dissolution Notice.
The copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of j. A. Walker 81 Co, is
dissolved by mutual consent, 81. C.. Neeker
withdrawing from the firm. j. A. Walker
Il Co. will collect all bills and pay all ac-
counts 7 A WhKFp
w. F. WALKER,
II. c. MEEKER.
Cheney, Kan, Aug Sth, 1887. 7O-2*
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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-10

Go to Kelly & Dunbar for buggies. 235 N.
Main. d70 st
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06

FT3Dt tho San Franc cisco Post.
Lady Lawyer Ito witness) You have been
an intimate friend of the family, haven't
your
Yes "
''You have seen the defendant here i'll use
his"
lie lawyer object. The question is i'm
proper,
Ine Court-Objection sustained
Lady Bawyer-Haven't you seen the de-
He Lawyer-Ibjec; same ground.
The Court-Same ruling.
Lady Lawyer-Well, then, what | want to
know is, hasn't his wife, my client, been
shamefully Ill
He Lawyer-ibjec.
CONTRADICTION stained.
Lady Lawyer-Please state, then, what you
know about the cruelty of the man To-
He Lawyer-Ibjec.
Court-Same ruling. Ask the witness,
madam. to tel what he knows.
Lady Lawyer-Well, THAT'S what I'm doing (!
Now, sir, tell us what you know.
Wltness-AhOuU what?
Lady Lawyer-Why, about the cruelty
He Lawyer-Ibjtc.
The Contradiction stained. No more Of
this, madam.
Lady Lawyer--Very well. Now, then. wit
ness, tell us what you know.
Wltness-AsG me questions and I'll answer
em.
Lady LawYer-Why, just tell us how YOU
have seen him abuse-Oh, dear me- forgot ,
Well, tell us On, Judge breaking do Il in
tears), ne knows perfectly well what L want
him TO say!
The Court-Recess for half an hour. Our
learned sister can employ the time in COM
DOSING herself.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
Republican Tariff Tinkering.

! 10 is stated that next Monday the Re-
publicans will introduce into the House a
bill reducing the duty on sugar 20 per
cent, and repeating the tax on tobacco
and on spirits used in the arts. This bill
will amount to nothing. 1t will, OF
course, be referred to the Ways and
Means Committee and will never be re-
ported b1ck to the House.
1t is probable that the purpose of intro
ducing it is to keep the Repu blicans in
different parts of the country quiet, who
are clamo.Ing for reduction OF the rev.
enue.
1t is rather significant, however, that
it should be proposed to cut down the
sugar tax. 1t shows tue Louisiana sugar
planters what they have to expect
from their Republican allies.
When the motion to take up the Morri-
son bill was before the House at the be-
ginnrg of the session nearly all the Lou
islana members voted with the Republi-
cans againsti it. They thought they could
rely upon them to let sugar alone in any
legislation for the reduction of the reve-
nue. they might propose They were mis-
| taken.
| 1t is apparent to everybody that the
revenues must be reduced. For the gov
eminent 10 collect $l20,000,O 900 a year
more than it can economically distribute
me ans ruin to all business interests, A
reduction must be made, and the Kepub-
licans are not going to permit the manu-
featuring monopolies to be disturbed II
they can help it. They are ready to sac
rifice sugar in order to serve these mOnop-
olies.
Perhaps the reDresen tatives of the SUI
gar interests know what they are doing.
They have been warned frequently that
their interests would be safer In the
hands of the tariff retormers than OF the
protectionlsts. They have not beeded
this warning, however, and it begins to
look as if they have made grave mistake.
Ii Mr.. Randall could have his way he
would repeal both the whisky aud tobacco
tax. While he will not admitit, he wants
to tax the necessaries of life and make
whisky and tobacco free. The common
sense of the country will not permit him
to do that, even thou III he has the support
OF the Republican party. The
whisky and tobacco tax should
be the very last tax repealed
Those who smoke and chew tobacco and
drink whisky are not complaining. Why
then should Mr.. Randall be so concerned
about them? If the whisky ana tobacco
tax were repealed 1t would still be impos-
sible to get drink of frst-class whisky
for a dime or a good cigar for a nickel.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
BRIGHT III -.

"WoULD you say the poultry is very tender
n the fowl IS very tendrr?" asked the board
ing house mistress Of one of her victims at
inner.
Neither was the reply.
"Whar, then. would you say?"
I'd say the chicken 10 NIGH Y tough, :" came
from thu boarder with emphasis Onkes 4
StdteSm n.
am 50 glad to see, my dear, that GU do not
lance.
Omaha Maid-I am afraid to.
Yes, indeed, / W IL dn't take such a risk
for anything; when did you determine to
when found my hustle was loose? Pom
thd W,rId.
HOWEVER did you get the heels all scraped
| of your sbOes?" asked Cora.
81 was at to0ogganlng party last night"
| replied Mamie.
"And didn't you know what to do with your
feet?"
why, of course 1 did, was the scornful
| response: but the gentlemen IN front of me
| was minister, and | thought he might be
offended if put them in his lap."-Inder.
OMAHA MAN-So you are getting up an
| opera Dmpany, Ell? Who is your soprano?
Impresarlo-Miss Jones.
| Omaha Man-And your tenor?
| lmpresario-Mr. smith: and have secured
| Brown tor basso and Miss Green for contralto.
Omaha Man-That is doing well. What do
| YOU iuteud to call It?
The Grand Italian Opera Company from
| MaIrid-OmdhG WorId.
did you snill the ink on the new sofa?"
| asked Mrs. 1erger, angrily, OF her little son
| Tommy.
Yes, MAJ was the reply.
"Well, have Il notion to tell your father
| when ne comes home. aud have him whip you
| within an inch of your life. That sofa will
| uok nice when we have company"
That ink spot don't amount to anything.
You can sit on it when your visitors CALL
Ter Is Strings.
FIRST CHICAGoAN-Iiow's your wife?
Second ChIcaEOa Haven't got any.
"Wha'; diyorced?"
yes"
why. you are the third husband she's been
div -" d FROM"
eyes"
- quite literary, isn't she?
Eyes"
WHAT is she dong now?"
"Shes writing book about How to Make
Home Happy "-B strrs CoU ter.
Pm gong from you now, dear John"
| Her voice was weak and low;
Il always worked t. help you on,
| But now have to go.
| Pve tried to do the best | could
| To be a model wife;
| always sawed aud split the wood,
Wnlle going through this life.
~ sewed your battons. stockings knit.
was no costly buyer,
| And you, dear John, can but admit
always lit the fire."
| Yes, wife," said John. ''to that Ill svear.
You were in all things right;
| Be cOmiOrted, You're going where
You'll have no fire to light"
-Ihfi1de'Dhin Record,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06

rem the L1ndoB Times.
BERLIN, Dec. H.-Y esterday's sitting of the
Rechstag was devoted to u discussion OF
duel ng-a matter which occupies either the
Prussian or the Imperial Parliament every
J year. in some form or other, with no other re-
suit than to leave the question precisely
Wnere it was.
Cabinet orders and other forms of legal pro-
hlbition have been issued from time to time
within the last sixty years in Prussia against
the practice of ordeal by battle. but all the e
edlcts have been invariably administered with
Il laXty amounting to positive indulgence,
and there is still no sign of an earne desire
on the part of the government to rescue them
from the desuetude IN which they have SO
long lain.
Yesterdays discussion hinged on the motion
OF Clerical Deputy to insert clause in the
criminal code against the practice OF so Cal ed
American duelng, as We as to beg the i'm
perlal government to take energetic steps to-
Ward suppresslng the growing practice of
duellng IN the army and at the universities.
But 1t was clear from the debate that this
proposal did not enjoy the hearty sympathy
" the majority or the House, though 1t wa,
referreu TO select committee for detailed
consideration.
Perhaps the sense of the majority was best
expressed by Herr Won Puttkamer, Prusslan
Minister of the Interior, who, claiming TO
speak as merely priva person, SAID that in
the motion and resolution before the House
he merely behed what would presumably
prove an unsuccessful attempt to solve a
great problem, which past centuries had al
ready valnly tried to sJlYe,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
John Koach's Cancer.

The opinion prevails quite generally
that the cancer from which Gen. Grant
died was caused by excessive smoking.
That opinion may be correct, but il 1t is,
what caused the cancer from which John
Roach is suffering, and which is ex-
pected to cause his death within a very
few days.
John Roach's cancer is located in the
roof Of his mouth, and is exactly the same
kind that Gen. Grants was, which was
located in his throat. Gen. Grant was a
great smoker OF strong cigars, and his
cancer was quite naturally attributed to
mis- smoking habit. John Roach, however,
has never smoked either cigar or pipe.
1t is asserted that he has never used
tobacco III any form. 1t is pretty certain,
therefore, that his cancer does not have
| its origin in the tobacco habit. The
conclusion is irresistible that the kind OF
cancer from which he is suffering can be
caused by some hing else than the
smoking OF cigars, and legiJim ate in
terence is that 1t is never caused by it.
John Roach has mad his cancer cut out
once, but only temporary relief was ex-
perienced. In few months it reappeared.
Its progress has not been rapid. IL has
been very perceptibe, however. Doubt
less the worry that Mr.. Roach endured in
connection with the dispatch boat Dol.
phin, which the government at trst hest
tated to accept, helped to develop his dis
ease. In tact, it may have caused it,
Worry, which causes strain on mind aud
body, is doubtless the cause Of many dis
eases. There are no doubt cases of can
Ger, of the kind which killed Gen. Grant.
and which will Kill John Roach, occur
ring all the time. The victims not being
prominent, are not heard OF By the general
public.
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SoothtOG syrup TOR y woOys.
ESo,,3 The M,,J,, D:..u


The Northern Pacific train from the West
came into this town u few days since wi, b
twenty-li, or thirty COW boys. bound for Fort
Worth. The festive COW punchers had tax en-
poe essiou of the migrant sleeper. Every one
Of them had huge Tevol. er sung t. his belt
al of them were fun OF bug juice. each iuan
sporting bottle of forty rod whisky When
the Dakota division conductor came into the
car for thelr tickets they refused to produce
ties Of cham hgntnln%, aHd insisted on the
ticket puncher drinking win them. A quiet
old German passenger who had beon niue b
annoyed by the hiiarluusuess of the wild
riders of the Western plains, took the con-
ductor to one side and said:
"If were conductor Of this train | would
expend a half dollar at some convenient drug
store for OPIUM, and slip il into their bottles .
on reaching Bismarck the conduct acted
on this happy suggestion. aud sent 5 brake
nan To a drug sore iOr SOC. worth of The
ouieting drug. Tue brakeman went into the
car and accepted their generous fer to In
hlbe and, hue preten ilng TO drnk, quietly
ahmed a ANAL quantity Of the soothing dru.
in each bDtLle. Quiet soon re gned - mere be-
' re A had been pandCmOnium These drni-
zens of the wild, rowdy " est were soon Al. en-
ing souuder than tn Cardiff giant, The
evnItant conductor rolled them over like lngs
went through their pockets, punched the. r
tirkpts and rolled them back in their berth
A more peaceful car Of pa sengers never
travelled over the Northern Paciic in fact
Tho train load OF deaf mute excursion st, of
the past summer We're hilarious when com
nared with the quiet Texas GOVT boys. They
we're turned over TO the conductor of the
Minnesota DIVISION at Fargo, with the re.
maIuder OF the uncNpcndcd drug to use II an
emergency should ARISE before reaching ST.
2aul.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY. JANUARYy.Is87S -
An insignificant Appropriation.

/
1t seems that only $4,000 is to he APP
! propriated for the Savannah harbor at
! his session Of Con sress. That will not
| be sufficient TO cOmpl te the i'm rove
ments under the existing survey. The
| last appropriation was small one-al-
together too small, if it is desired that
| the Improvement snail be completed with
in reasonable time and for reasonable
amount; and now it is proposed to sup
plement that with picayune appropria-
ton that would be eXhau months be-
fore another river and hsrbor bill would
be passed.
1t is remarkable that Congress is so
shOrt-sighted. The cry is that millions
are wasted on rivers and harbors, but
whose fault is it? Does not the blame
rest upon Congress? If sufficient
amount were Appropriated to push Tor
ward the work on each improvement
vigorously and continuously, better re-
suits would be secured for half the money
that IS now expended on rivers and har-
bors.
There is no better illustration of this
than the Savannah harbor. The appropria-
ton made by the Forty-eightn Congress
was exhausted long before the apprOpria-
zion made by the FOrty-ninth Congress
became available. Work was stopped,
and for months nothing was done. The
Improvement was injured AMI the river
sh0aled rapidly. 1t will, doubtless, re-
quire thousands of dollars to place the
river in as good condi ion as it was
when the appropriation was exhausted.
And now the same thing is TO be re-
peated. Assuming that DO more than $45,-
900 will be appropriated at this session,
there Will not be another appropriation
available, in all probability, before year
from next September. For months the i'm
provement in our harbor, that is APP
preaching completion, will be virtually
abandoned, and will, perhaps, suffer a
| greater damage than can be repaired by
theeXpenditure ofan amount even greater
than it is proposed to appropriate for the
present year. Two Things which Congress
appears to stand greatly In need of are
| courage and common sense.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-06
INDEX TONBV ADVERTISEMENTS.

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